1.挡开,架开;避开(灾祸等)
1.to defend yourself against an attack
2.to protect yourself from a criticism or difficulty by ignoring it or not dealing directly with it
1.Now many years have passed but the image of myself with a beggar's pole trying to fend off a bunch of barking dogs still haunts me.
现在许多年过去了，但是一个情景却一直萦绕脑海，我拿着一个乞丐的棍子努力的赶走一群狂叫的狗。
2.It was the second time in less than a week that Bank of East Asia has had to fend off negative publicity.
这是该行在不到一周内第二次必须应对负面消息。
3.If Disclosure occurs with the President of the United States, out of his office, it will fend off any chances of accusations against Mr.
如果披露同美国总统，他的办公室出来时，它会抵御任何机会，奥巴马先生的指控。
4.She has been trying to fend off an attacker who has come at her, slashing in a frenzied manner with a knife or possibly a sword.
她曾试图避开朝她飞来的矛，用一把小刀或是一只剑疯狂的猛砍。
5.Dr Hughes did what he could to fend off the illness. He took to wintering in New Zealand to escape the long Alaskan nights.
休斯博士倾尽全力想抵挡病魇，在冬天去新西兰以逃避阿拉斯加那漫长的黑夜。
6.But it may be swayed by rising inflation, and a desire to fend off a risk of an overheating economy.
但不断增加的通货膨胀压力以及防止经济过热的考虑却有可能使中国的这一坚定态度发生动摇。
7.We in Korea now have to ask ourselves whether we possess a state strategy to fend off Chinese egotistic, nationalistic hegemony.
在韩国，我们现在要问自己，我们是否拥有一个国家战略，以抵御中国自我中心，民族主义霸权。
8.Government troops stationed outside stood at the ready to protect the hotel and fend off rebels.
政府部队驻扎在外面准备好防守反抗军。
9.As a profitable construction project, the investor must analysis and forecast if it has a competitive ability to fend off the risks.
经济型酒店作为盈利性建设项目，投资者必须分析和预测其承受风险的能力。
10.A company will no longer be able to fend off the competition, or a change in consumer tastes or lifestyle will render the product redundant.
公司已无法与竞争对手相抗衡，或者已不能满足消费者的需求或生活方式变化，而造成产品的滞销。